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Diaspora Voting is the Game-changer; Liberians Must Insist on This for 2029

By: Wonderr K. Freeman, Attorney, Attorney, CFCS Remittances play a huge role in many developing nations. This is even more so for Liberia. While this contribution is routinely discounted by the Liberian ruling elite—prizing foreign donors’ support over the diaspora’s concerns, the facts speak for themselves. Over a comparable period (2020-2024, 5 years), diaspora average annual remittances eclipsed the Government of Liberia’s (GOL) budget. This is

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Politics & Elections

Allowing an Individual in “Legal Limbo” to Lead Our Elections is a Monumental Risk: The Case of Liberia’s NEC Chairperson

By: Wonderr K. Freeman, CFCS, Attorney     Originally Published in February 2023 Liberia votes come 2023. There are, ostensibly, many great speeches about the necessity of free and fair elections – from the opposition, as well as the ruling party. But in truth, free and fair election is a process – not an event. Those who are waiting for October 2023 to ensure free and fair elections

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